Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-05

part Of it is that, though the class has
been but:six weeks under the instruc-
ton Of Prof. Adams, All showed re-
markable proficiency insthe use of the
Language. The numbers by Miss Lulu
Griswold, r. w. Richardson and Mrs.
w. 81. Clay are particularly worthy OF
mention. On request Of Prof Adams,
volunteer criticisms were given by a
number of German gentlemen present
as to the merits Of the exercises. They
were all highly Elementary Of the
class and their instructor. During the
evening Miss Ella B. Smith, on behalf
|of the class, presented Prof Adams
| with handsome gold medal as . token
of their esteem, At the conclusion Of
the very Interesting programme, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience present, a hop was given, Hill
yard s orchestra furnishing the music.
st, Paul Globe
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
The pupils of Prof. Adams German
class gave an interesting as well as novel
entertainment at Turner haA last even
ing. The majority of those who took
part in the entertainment were colored,
and the exercises consisting Of recita-
tons, dsclamations and solos were en-
tirely in German, showing that the
class has made wonderful progress, al
though they have bean studying the lan-
guage but six weeks. Th. solos by Miss
Ella B.Smith, Mrs. w. II. Clay and Mrs.
Carrie Hubbard Webb, and the recita-
ton by Miss Viola Berry were particc-
larly Worty Of mention. During the in
PERMISSION Prof, Adams was presented
with q beautiful medal, Miss Ella B..
Smith making the presentation speech.
After the exercises, the remainder of
the evening was spent in dancing. Prof.
Adams has decided to remain in St.
Paul six weeks longer. Pioneer Press.
A GERMAN CONCERT.
1 The Adams German class entertain
ment at Turner hall last evening was a
decided success.
Die Yacht am Rhein, = a chorus by
the class was the first number on the
program and was given with spirit.
The beautiful poem, Die Lerelei,' .
was fairly well recited by Miss Ednah j.
/ Mason.
Inner Froshlich,'' by the class de-
serves mention.
Der Erlkoenis'' was well recited by
Miss Lulu Griswold.
The solo, Erste Liebe," by Prof
Cyrus Field Adams, was decided fea.
ture of the program.
"Des Deutschen Vaterland,n a decla.
nation by Mr. R. W. Richardson was
good piece Of work. "Blau blueht cir
Bluemelein," by the choir was well
rendered.
'Mein Sabbath Heinz" by the class
was good and enthusiastically applaud.
ed. ''Die Wacht am Rhein,'' fail
piece of defamation by Mr.. John @
Adams, was we'll received. "Wonder.
I full German DREAM by Miss Viola v
Berry, was worth the applause it re.
ceived. almost Persuaded" by the
|class was fair. "Some Good Advice, >
4 by ]. Ks. Hilyard; Temperance poem,'
] by Mr.. w. I. GsssaWay; .Barbarossa,
by Miss Laura Robertson; kathleen
4 Aroon," by G. HI. Bush; "Das Publ
kum," by G. P. Johnson; 30, Bit
j Euch Liebe Voegelein, by Miss Ella
/ B. Smith; ever Hat die Schoenster
4 Schaefchen," by Miss Estelle Stothard
j sDu Bist Mir Nah und Doch so Fern
by Miss Nellie Griswold and" America
by the class were all highly creditable
! the feature of the evening was the
solo, der Cuss,'' bv Mrs. Carrie H
i Wsbb.-Minneapoli Tribune.